Login

Country

Look for wine by

Wine Type
Red wineWhite wineRosé wineSparkling wineSparkling roséDessert winePort wineSpirits

Shopping cart   0

Your cart is empty
Schäfer-Fröhlich Stromberg GG 2018 DBMG

96 POINTS — Wine Advocate

94 POINTS — Vinous

Schäfer-Fröhlich

Schäfer-Fröhlich Stromberg GG 2018 DBMG

3 L
Sale price2.052,00 DKK Regular price2.280,00 DKK
Per bottle
Sold as (Qty):
Single Bottle
2.052,00 kr (Save 228,00 kr)
Very few left
Single Bottle
2.052,00 kr (Save 228,00 kr)
Very few left

Overview

The 2018 Stromberg Riesling GG is very clear and mineral on the bright, deep and intense yet transcendent nose that is full of crushed stones and perfectly ripe Riesling fruit. Mouth-fillingly lush yet precise and fresh on the crystalline and silky palate, this is a full-bodied and powerful yet refined and elegant, tightly structured and sustainable Stromberg that reveals great talents and should be cellared for another couple of years. 13% alcohol. Natural cork. Tasted in October 2019 from a bottle that was declared as Fassprobe (a sample) and thus didn't indicate an AP number.

By Stephan Reinhardt October 2019

Ratings

Wine Advocate

96 POINTS
The 2018 Stromberg Riesling GG is very clear and mineral on the bright, deep and intense yet transcendent nose that is full of crushed stones and perfectly ripe Riesling fruit. Mouth-fillingly lush yet precise and fresh on the crystalline and silky palate, this is a full-bodied and powerful yet refined and elegant, tightly structured and sustainable Stromberg that reveals great talents and should be cellared for another couple of years. 13% alcohol. Natural cork. Tasted in October 2019 from a bottle that was declared as Fassprobe (a sample) and thus didn't indicate an AP number. By Stephan Reinhardt October 2019

Vinous

94 POINTS
Crushed stone, struck flint, lime zest and peppermint all rush to the fore in a remarkably penetrating, pungent aromatic display, with walnut, apple, and white currant emerging from behind. The correspondingly multifaceted midpalate is firm but polished, dense and full (at around 13% alcohol) but in no way heavy. The prodigiously persistent finish is pithy, alkali-tinged and stone-saturated, yet superbly focused, animatingly bright and refreshingly juicy. This bottling illustrates a point that I like to reiterate – namely, that Bockenau’s top slopes (even though scarcely anyone, including wine experts, took notice of them until the present century) need take a back seat to none of the Nahe’s most renowned. By David Schildknecht November 2019
Authenticity
guaranteed
Expert selection
Secure payment
Safe and secure

shipping

Secure payment with

American Express Apple Pay BancontactGoogle Pay iDEAL WeroMaestroMastercardMobilePayPayPalUnion PayUSDC Visa